Electronics Help?

[bferg]

That actually made complete sense...when I need a new flux capacitor I know who I am calling...

[bfishn]

That actually made complete sense...when I need a new flux capacitor I know who I am calling...

Save your money for fishing toys. Flux is a magnetic property and has effect on capacitors at all. 'Flux transformers' or 'flux inductors' would be more appropriate, but even then it would be like calling that thing on your arm a 'time watch'.

[J-Doc]

Sorry about that, I was hoping merely for a light to come on... :-)

Oh I got it. I already understand how sonar works.

After reading all of it, it was just a lot to take in. :-). Haha

[zarraspook]

So you are saying it is all MAGIC !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[bfishn]

After reading all of it, it was just a lot to take in. :-). Haha

Yeah, back when I got invited to fishing clubs to speak about sonar, I carried a visual aid. Saved a few words.

Oh I got it. I already understand how sonar works.

I've read your sonar posts. Your heart's sure in the right place, and you get an E for enthusiasm, but I disagree with quite a few of your interpretations. Interpretations vary by nature and experience though, so it is what it is. Maybe you're right.

[bfishn]

Those of you young and fortunate enough to have never run flashers actually missed out on a valuable training tool. You could see the arch clearly, a flicker at 18, rising to 17 and getting thicker, then falling to an 18' flicker again before dying.

They've come a long way in displays, but I've never seen fish arches displayed as well as on an X16 paper graph. If the paper wasn't such a premium or pain I'd still be running mine.

[rps]

Ah. The green box days of fishing. Actually, I rather miss the paper graphs.

[J-Doc]

This may help. I'm a visual person so pictures show me better than words.

http://doctorsonar.com/blogs/educational-articles/12358289-how-to-determine-targets